Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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swf. R MISS MARILYN MELLINGER, in addition to being advisor ofthe GAA, is kept busy planning sports days for the girls and setting up their intramural hockey, volleyball and basketball games. Miss Mellinger has charge of the physical education of all junior high and high school girls. in a pleasing fashion by Mrs. DeLee Banbury as she directs the junior bury goes to the various elementary schools in Norwalk to direct the Co-ordination Is Developed In G m MR, HOWARD HERSHEY relaxes his nerves from his drivers' training classes byteachinghigh school phys ical education and acting as assistant football coach and head track coach. Mr. llershey measures how high Harvey Cartasco jumped during a high jump contest. 27

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es-rf 'K MRS, EVA HARKNESS gives helpful hints to Penny Tossell during a lesson in charcoal drawing. Mrs, Harkness, in addition to her high school duties, teaches art to the junior high and elementary stu- dents. Students Find Culture In Music and rt MUSIC APPRECIATION is stressed in the orchestra by Mr. R. P. Laycock. Music students give Mr. Laycock much credit for their knowledge of music and instruments. Shubert's Unfinished Symphony has been the main objective of the orchestra and I3cethoven's Fifth Symphony, the project for the Symphonic Band. VOICES FROM SOPRANO TO BASS are blended and senior high choruses. Afternoons Mrs. Ban- children's singing. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Mary Falke, Librarian

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Seniors Prepare For The Future- by being 1 6J1D01'l.f1.blB levldery Senior officers fulfilled their many obligations such as planning for the senior trip to New York, the Prom, Baccalaureate, andGradu- ation. They also gave their all as the presidents of the clubs in the high school. '3' . x f i is 5? GIVING A HOMECOMING POSTER a critical eye are the senior class officers: Bob Mitchell, vice-president: Bud Middaugh, treasuterg Wes Tutchings, president: and Barb Diringer, secretary. Q S .. -at 1 PROPELLING ALL THE SCHOOL CLUBS in the capacity of presidents are Wes Tutch- ings, Hi-Yg Penny Tossell, FTAg Martha Motsch, Tri-Hi-Yg Marge Fox, Student Council: and Barb Diringer, GAA, 28 ,aw-nv. 4998 'tl-av X . . Rolland Baker James Chapman Mary Finch Elizabeth Baker William Cash, jr. Joanne Earl ELIZABETH ANN BAKER - Girls' Intramurals 9-12g MarchingBand 9, 10, Symphonic Band 9, 109 GAA 11, FTA 9-11, Vice-President 11, Secretary 10: Style Show '7-11g Chorus I, 8, ROLLAND RAYMOND BAKER - Basketball 7. TERRY DUANE BARNES - Transferred from Rural Agricultural High School, Lawrence, Mich., 1956, LARRY ALLEN BECKER - Track 12, CAROL ANN BISHMAN - Girls' Intramurals 9-12g Tri-Hi-Y 9-11, Truckerettes 95 FTA 10-12, Secretary-Treasurer 12, Treasurer 115 Style Show '7-9g Chorus 7,8, MARY JANE BOLDING - Style Show 8g Chorus 8-12. HARVEY CARRASCO - Transferred from Harlingon High, Harling- on, Texas, 19551 Football 11,125 Track 11, Hi-Y 11,125 Dis- trict Scholarship Tests 11, Chorus ll, 12, WILLIAM BENJAMIN CASH, IR. ' Football 7-95 Basketball '7-105 . ,. Q